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1:26:10Now PlayingCD1 primary costs $6.1 million: Ben McAdams wins the Democratic nomination in a district that didn't exist a year ago, raising and spending more on his own than the other seven candidates combined. Outside groups poured in another $2.7 million—all of it backing McAdams.
Phil Lyman's mystery donor, again: A new super PAC that spent $300,000 attacking Rep. Celeste Maloy had a single donor—a company that also gave $550,000 to Lyman's 2024 governor's race, and appears to be tied to the Lyman family farm.
Davis County GOP's sloppy books: Our latest reporting on campaign finance violations by the Davis County Republican Party and why Utah's fines for breaking the law amount to a slap on the wrist.
Press pass lawsuit update: The Utah Legislature is asking the full 10th Circuit to rehear Bryan's First Amendment case after a three-judge panel ruled in his favor. Bryan also breaks down what the legislature's own court filing seems to reveal.
Spencer Cox and 2028: The New York Times lands Cox on its early presidential contenders list, and Bryan explains why he's not buying it.
Also on deck: Sen. Mike Lee's Olive Garden argument for the SAVE Act, Sen. Todd Weiler's new gig running the Sutherland Institute, and early jockeying for the 2027 Salt Lake City mayor's race.
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